The Sun. — London, England, 1809-03-30 00:00:00

. . . , ~:,. . 1 ' i i-; '. y - I,:\ .. ;• : v t l 44 . - .. ~. .., ..... ~ • .. et/C, %; -•. .., 1 0 '7, . • Wkre I le* _ . r ! 4 t .. • 7. ‹ 1. 4 1 lqi ... .4 O r e ' r 4 4 1 tr 4/ k k il Vkkc.'4 V: lit i'll.' N . . _ . . i ;.••\ o`. ", NUN! EER 5 1(5 . 2 .] THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1801 j. [I'RICE 81*PENCil. ROYAL ~41, k 1PHITHEATRit, WESTMINSTER. • BRIDGE . • Mkt, ASTLEY, Jun. most respeafully inforMs the Public ' . that the above Theatre having been new. 'I 1) , beauti fi ed, will OPEN on EASTER MONDAY NE XT, 34 April, with a Variety of NfttY ENTERTAINMENTS, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, which have been m*l4 months in preparation ; executed by the 'first Artists. And in ,consequeilie of the very superior Excel- iterof Messrs. PARKER, CROSSMAN, SMITH, and IDA YlS's TROOP of LQUESTRIANS. and tbeir.Horsge,; emijundion with those (also of the first merit).attached to the Royal Amphitheatre. and which last Summer expe: . r!rnced the universal Admiration .of crowded Houses,.,Mr. .ASTLEY, junior, ever anxious to deserve, Public Pa. ' 'ronage, has re. engaged the ails/ e ,'arsons,; thereby uniting. the Abilities of a Donis:e Company ; in addition to which, among many others, the folluwinginimitable Performers are tn);eged, viz. Mr. LAURENT, of the late Theatre Royal, I)ruty.Lanr ; Mr. fIOLOGNA, jtm. Of the late Theatre covelit-G.tracni and Mr. RICHER, the celebrated ROPE DANCER. Holies ei. Pit Si. CalierY Doors open at Hal: p.l9t live, begin at Half past Six pre. Placvs to be taken at the Box• Office of the Amphitheatre from 'Pen till Three. N' the - GLOAT tots l ots • APRIL, AL: R,ANP LOTTLRY c'orarrialCeti DratV inK• /4:IItME is uppceecuen ted , and besides tiro USE GIFT of • ONE THOUSAND WHOLE TICKETS For the First Prize above tl. the• First ; and oVivE IiUNDREt) Wiiol.cnt'f's For the FitSt,Ftize above 151.` the S "Day, there are Pout Prizes of - - - AR,I4/1(''1" Two _ o f _ . to t ono Two of . . So** Six . . of . . - 1 ,0 , ; 10 Ten . of -•- See' ezc. Ike. Sze. of which may be gained by One Tictet, itpuithasedbe fore the Drawittg comniepees. • , Tickets r‘ ill 'surely list/ as the Drawing iipproaChei.. , . • . FAVOURITE NUMBERS TN TIM PRESENT GRAND LOT:IEAY). • Ir r HOSE Persons wh., have besliolo, or have a . wish tor particular Numbers, are mfdrrned they may now be procured at the (lament 0 10 448 , by Bulkifig in elate Application. RItHARF/SON, COODLUCK, and Co.' ''' SToex.littogAtas, lESPECTFU L . LY quaint the Public, that FI•VTEEN HOPIDRAW STATE LOTTERY TIC KETS will be positively given to, the Adventurers . in, the NEW Lo '1"r• e RV, which 'is to corninencb draWing on the 3 zth of N LXT April.—t)NE THUUSAN jekETS to the first- drawn Vt . = above Fifteen Pounds First Day of Do kiVE HUN I) E 1 TIC- A,ETS to the first-drawn Prize above Fif teen F ounds on _ _ Soetend Day of Drawing, ln . addition to the other Prizes, 4 of ,C 20,000 I 6 of • Ci,coo o f to,ooo of coo, .„ a of 5,000 Ste. &c. The Tickets and Stutter are new on Sale at the old 0 feces; Corner of Bank Buildings Cornlfkll, and facing the Gate of the King's Niinvs, Cnitring'Crost, 'hY RICHARDSON, CA)OI)LtICK and Co. the only rttrattUS that ever sold in Shares' '- who r alto Perstrof 'Thirty Tkousitn4 Voursis 1110 "hared and s., d in the Two last Lotteries, Nose 3 167 . 1 97.' both Prizes of Twentyritou sand Pounds, 7 , 950, d Prizt: .1 Fen Thosand founds; And in former Lotteries, 'Capital- Trials to a great Amount. . . .. . , • GRAND LOTTERY, ' - ' '' *- 1 , Begin; Drawing tio.: izth of APRIL. Ilk 9 . FREE GIFT ot OneThousanti WHOLE Tickrts - For the hest Prize above 1 ) t. the Firg DaY..l ' ' FREE GI ET of Five Pluothed WHO Lb PICK r. TS .' For.the Fitat'Prizo above lit. the bi:coott 113 Y i 8t sluts , .• • ' 4 iirizea of - £20,000 , x Film; or: ;•,, - ,CS,O , ') - , 2 • '• ... ... 1 , ,,0v0 16 - - . - . i b oo,' .. '. Ike. lac. Sec: - • ?he value r the above 1,5 04),Tickete Is incaticUlabl; Actin . . oi • ma y cOniu4:lll the C.ipital Prizes. , , T i gi ct,i 9 . : S ett and i SH A '4I,ES- at present Are set y lirltu d tn) in the Bank .or Variety, but F.tigiai,e i t g or to tliet s° a%Tv li e k i ,t lt tt u t l II P ‘ T ° S. f- 11 igqi.every ptotlithlity of all,the ieliotihder tieing soul he. tore tie , Whet.l gees round ; a speLtly u rehast is therefore 4 recommended by _____. ) . . 1 4S 11 . I 4 Corlibil I, and g , Charing-Cross, who sold and registerel I 9, ii I - . tlw Last - - . k z.),c90 ms , i : tht, Last - . - 25,0a0 6 ," i ''' ' i . • the Two Last .. i•3q,ooe 1 4-67 i rtzes ever drawn, alt in Shares. • . 1 ~ 4 ,,0 1 Persons in the Country inky be supplied the same as if liiesent, by sending their Orders, post=paid, arviiitpani.d i 'with potkiti:is, HAM,. Notes,. C4ltil, or. Post.olliee orders, S. to bish, 4, Curnhill, cr 9, Chariug.Cros,s, Lona(nt. GRAN[) ItnicrlON (;ANAL. ..., WANTED to purchase a taw SHiVRES in the GRAND 115 N cri ON pAN A 1 , „ tor wall A lib - rat herniuin v.ill he given • Apply to Mr. Pit:hard Needham, No. to, Rroad-srreet, Royal Exchange, late of Lizetlt-rArett,ilathican. • Where [nay be had, • A few Share:, in the c;rittleti . l.a-ne and British Ale Ilre we. ties: Also in the Mile and Estle losorance-CotripanL4. TAMES' 'SKELTON, abed 26, of Walton on the • j [tin, Epsom, Surtey, was sever. years -afflicted with seven or ciAlit holes in his rignt leg, and ,)ctween ninety. and ~..nntt hundred pieces of bone came away tity.,g, that peripl. he discharge and weaknef.s tinableitinassistecli to 11111 v 4 ; tisking , oWnis leg was pro posed to save his life. tie . T.et; euaniken'tly 10.5. P I U Y's PAT EN'r N. 4 'aseolto . ric DROyS i• in •a year an.! a half, by them alonit i - be it restored; to.htalth t and it is . now, twee years • since he' h. d s followed his 10 4 ..oriouS occupation. He will satisfy 4 41 inquiries, per4onally, or' letter pia Paid: "e genui Medicine has tivs NVuttiS !‘, Ity the King's Pate o f hilt JA Patent," tAprsipeci on e,at direwun, and out -1 I rlaPper; arid thej<ing't ditlY is ' t'srititea in black ink. -oat' ut' t h e Dispensary t 5, Sotto. lig tiara. London, in small Bottles s. 6d. double Bottles los. and larger 11, zs. t°lll l ,, )und Eitevce, to aliay unpleasant laitatiol, Ss. . . DIXON'S AN'fI'HILI(JUS PILLS. THESE PILLS have ion Obtained a just briiy in th e private practice of the _Pruprietor Mr. 1 0 , 1 44 N, Apo th ecary ; and t . uul their great success in many I , ."stmair Billuus Disorders, on numerous Patients dis. Veltoo anti oth e rs, particidarly l be . hue Duke Of Bedf ord, George Warren, the I)owlger Lady Say and Seit4 . the persuaded to otfer teem to the Public, under the approbation and the sanction of their names. The Pills are found to be an incomparable remedy, for re. %tort,' - " rite tone to tin; stomach, for curing, indigestlon, for t; PtrOnting crudities, AS their consequvit thsweable erne. lAttotis and liatulencies. They pre vent habitual-and tempo. __ r at) . Costiveness, fit,* Hood.aells, apd kleart-barn, which is ~j ‘ Pa s ionta 4 incgliancy, an‘r tlebilttate.l t orruch ,v het iter 1 . 11 1 4 ' 11 : 1 K from the a.:ritrimy 'Arne redUndant bile, Intemperate 1 dtink ay., to excess. Solt wih.sCiale atltt'ittaili at Mr. `Sutler's, 4, Cheapiide, ttri . t .t tv vr or • l'ater,•,:ster.row ; and by most Country Mudicina in' Boxes at 24. 9d. 64. and %Is. as, each. SALES, trc, TO BE SOUL) l] Y PRIVATE COIstTIAOT, With or , without the enteel MODERN FU RN IT UR E, i‘s - COTTAGE, consisting of .Three Parlours, two Kitchens, and Scullery, four Bed-rooms, and Dressing room . , with a Stable, and convenient ant-houses ; a good Darden, Courtlage, arid Pump ; pleasantly situated in the healthy village of Bishop's Teignton, cornManding a de.. lightttil view of the itiver 1 eign and adjacent Count!), and one mile and a half distant front that ranch admiral Watering Place Teignmouth : held fore Term of 99 Years, deterini ,nable on the death of three Lives of the age of 25,.9, and 6 years. • For Particulars, .apply to Capt. Wight on the Premises. cowE4, ISLE OF WIGHT. FOR `SALE BY AUCTION, At the Fountain Inn, on Wednesitay, 12111 April, 1809, at F !even o'Clock, FOR HOME -CONSUMPTION, • " FIVE Hundred and Twenty-30; 1331 es Pernambuco . Cotton. • " 320 Brazil Hydes. 48 Fackates_Tallow. • at, Lugettratil Wood. ' • . The whole in. the be condition, per the Flora, lately arrived from the Briti i I s For Catalogues And Samples apply at the Office of Thomas Day, at Cowes, afore.iirl. • _Prompt, One Month. *i*!: ISI E. Of PURBECK. DORg:r- • TO E. SOLD by AUCTVON, ' At the Red Lion Lon, in Watehani, Dorset, op Sotterdartht 6th Day of May,, !Bag, at Three o'Clui-k in the Afternoon, • (subject to Conditions then to be produced):' mEssuAGF.;-and Eitag, called IiERSTON,_ otherwise HARRISON, situated within the Parishes ofiSwanage and Langton•Matravers, in the Isle of Furbask, and County of Dorset; and consisting of a Dwelling or farm House, Stalk*. Barnsi•Oet-Houses, Rations, Garden, (Itch. acrd, ;43 Acres (by ,estimation) of arable, tneLdow, and pasture Land. To thelartn'are also attached several vaMible Stc,)r, Qqatries, the Duos arising from w,i t ticlitunount nually to .241. and upwards, reclusive of the - Rent deriied frodiThe4 wit, which isi.B2l.,per annum. The above men.: twined Premises are demised to Messrs. N, and Chinchen, for a-term of fourteen Years, determinable at the end of the first Seven years, two of which are nearly expired. This Estate iS distant from the Sea-port and Bathing-place qt:Swanage One. Mile; from Curie Castle Five Miles; and front Wareham Nine Miles ; it adjoins the Turnpike Road leading Maw Warchinn` through Corte. Castle to 'S wattage, at which places Letters by the Central Post ,daily arrive from London, wind every other part of the Kingdom. Prom various pans of. the Farm are picluresque,Views of S wattage Bay,. Corte Caitic ' the British Channel, the Isles of Wight and PAttbeck ; ancl,,tho ngighbourliood abounds with Lime of every description. At the Time am% Place above mentioned will also be sold the REVERSION of FOUR TENEMENTS, consisting of Cottages and Gardens. originally attached-to the said Farm, but which are now separated therefrom, and demised to dif fCrmf. 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Colonel LoNOI:IELD obtained 4caie to 1.14t1,4; in a Bill - to amend the AO of the 45th of hli Majesty', with respe& to Infirmaries in rreland. Toe Bid rvaS • immediately brought! in; read a first time, and order ed to be read a sec,rnpi time on this day for:night. The Malta Registry Dill was read third lime; aid passed. • On the 'Motion of Sit C. Pots; the last Report presented by the Commissioners Of Naval Revision was ordered' to printed. • After a short Convel-siticini in which the Lord Advocate of Scotland, Mr. Abercrombie, and _lr. klorner participated, the Lord Adiocate obtained leave to bring in a Bill to cOntine the AEt of 42( Geo. EL relating to the Law of Debtor rind Cre ditor in Scotland. On the motion of Mr. PArorttee, an'humble Ad 4 dress was ordered to be present ed to his Majesty, pray; lag that he would be graciously pleased to cause to be laid before the House a copy of the Correspondence between the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and the Se= cretary of . State for the Home Department; re 4 speeting the inland Navigation of Ireland, trurn the Ist of January, 1800. The. LORD ADVOCATE of SCOTLAND tiOlight in the, Bill . respieling the Bankrupt Laws in Scothri , l, 'which was read a first time, and ordered to be read second time on this day fortnight. Mr. C0111(4,84 obtained leave to bring in a hilt to amend the Irish Road A(t. ,WE4VERS! PETITION. Mr, BLACKBURNE, the Chairman of the Com mittee to which the Petition from the Weavvrs of Lancashire, Praying for the establishment of a mini— mum 01 wages was referred, rte.:se:Fed a R.Tort, which .was reatilvh - tt Cirri t stati..l it to be the opinion aril. Coin' Mince, ilia the Wishes of the Petitioners were wholly inadinissible, and tit:nit would be impossible to reduce such u pro i so , :ninti into practice without producing Cid most. destru4rve consequcuc 5, even to the mitntitaaiarers theniselvea; and, without aggravating the evils which it Was t:4 anxious desire of the Committee, anti nwst be the 'anxious desire of the House to mitigate—evils which arose irons naturaland political muses, that could only be remedied by such changes as the committed 'hoped might yet take place. The Report 'wasi order. , ed to be piloted. • • ' Sir J. Newpoat moved, that an humble Address be preserited.to his Majesty, .praying, that he would be graciottsly, pleased to direct the Curnrnia. , ioners of inquiry in Ireland to proceed to a further investi r gation of the Balances of Public Accimitts, and to inquire into the best diode of recovering t he .rginte.• On the suggestion of Mr. Ferran, hoWever; • who stated, that the motion of the Hon6urable Baronet would not obtain the object tor w !licit he sought, as Cemrnisioners were not legislatively at . thorized to enter into the investigation abuded to and also that it, was in the contemplation of Go vernMent to introduce a measure of a similar na.i. ture, Sir John Newport was inducjd to Withdra4 his motion. • Kr. ROBERT SHAWIC .(in consequence of the al,- . settee of Sir A. Wellesley) postponed from this dayi • until this day fortnight, his motion for a return of the number of Lamps taken.down in Dublin since Ati,g; 1807, by order of the Paring and . 'Lighting Board; also the Returns of the expence of melting a SeVier in Cain:l-street, in that city ; and also a copy of 'OK.: Cerrespondence' between . the Connuigsioneri . of Wide-streets, the Ballast-ottice, and the Grand Airy r of Dublin on the one part, and the Catntnissioners of Paving ~and Lighting on the other, relative to a nuisance on Aston's Quay, in Dubin, . Mr. Iff,tiAteroN brought up the Report of the Committee on the Consolidation of the Custom Ditties, &o. The Resolutions were agreed , to, and Bills Ordered accordingly. . ' Mr. WHARTON brOii)ht up the Report of the To- • keepers' Rate of Allowance, Bill, which was agreest to, and the Bill was ordered to be read a third thne on Tuesday seittnight. , • OnthelgOtion of Mr, HOSRissort ) a new Writ was orderedfor the Borough of Newport, itt the ],i4 Of Wie t ht, in the room of Sir A:. Welleiley, Barrr, 4vho, since his eleCtion, had acCepied,of the -odic.; of Steward' of the Chiltern Hundreds.' • The Local Militia Bill wy,tathrough'a the Report of which was received, and oidc : r,:ii t o be taken into further conside rat ion 1 o-morrow t~ttEcii tit. 'the Bill, as amended, was ordered to be printed.. itANKRUPT Sir S. RoSitt.ey ttiovit the ttecoitd reading of t Bankrupt Laws Amendment 14 . 1 i „. Mr. JACOB, litter complimenting the Learned Baronet on his zeal to ameliorate so impotitint branch of the Legislative Code of the Cowin ) . slat. th',it lid would take the lil,Nerty of mem ioniog sane itieas thiit . had occurro4 to loin in turthetance ui T.lt4 ' Learnstd Betonct's ()No:14 tt Wits in his 00